Coverage tagged Motorsport.
Page 10 of 40
Ford’s Craiova plant marked its 40th anniversary and Romania’s National Day with a Gymkhana-inspired stunt video starring rally driver Simone Tempestini.
Niki Lauda urged Formula One to restore risk and spectacle by making cars faster and less controlled, while warning against artificial rule changes.
Former Stig Ben Collins drove a Range Rover Sport down Switzerland’s Inferno Murren ski course, tackling 2,170 metres of descent and setting a new world record for a car on the route.
Jay Leno joined collector David Lee at Willow Springs to sample five generations of Ferrari’s flagship supercars, from the 288 GTO to the LaFerrari.
Acura brings its NSX GT3 racer to SEMA 2016, accompanied by a bespoke trailer and a specially prepared MDX tow vehicle, all sharing coordinated design details.
A new video by Robbert Alblas revisits Ayrton Senna’s influence on the Honda NSX, blending archive footage of the late Formula One champion with evocative shots of the iconic Japanese supercar.
The Honda S-Dream, powered by a turbocharged 660cc three-cylinder engine, has become the fastest Honda ever with an FIA-certified 261.875 mph run at the Bonneville Salt Flats.
Sebastian Vettel’s press office rejects allegations that he drove a Ferrari F12 Berlinetta at 350km/h on Abu Dhabi public roads, following a viral video and media claims.
Alfa Romeo’s Giulia Quadrifoglio has reclaimed the Nürburgring Nordschleife production saloon lap record, setting a time of 7 minutes 32 seconds with its automatic gearbox.
Latvian tuner HGK Motorsport has overhauled the BMW 2 Series with a Corvette-sourced V8, 820hp and a raft of motorsport upgrades to create the F22 Eurofighter drift car.
A Honda Civic EG crashed at high speed on a damp section of the Nurburgring Nordschleife, killing both occupants and injuring three others including two marshals.
Charlize Theron joins the Fast & Furious franchise as Cipher, a new antagonist set to challenge Vin Diesel’s crew when Fast 8 arrives in cinemas in April 2017.
A pursuit between a modified Volkswagen Polo GTI and a first-generation Porsche Cayman on the Nürburgring came to an abrupt halt after the Cayman crashed near Wehrseifen.
Italian media suggest Ferrari president Sergio Marchionne could replace Maurizio Arrivabene with technical chief James Allison after a winless start to 2016.
Dani Juncadella and Timo Glock, both former F1 drivers, describe why they prefer the challenge and opportunities of DTM over a return to Grand Prix racing.
Max Verstappen says he will miss collaborating with Xevi Pujolar after the engineer’s abrupt exit from Toro Rosso following a reported dispute in Russia.
McLaren distances itself from claims Ron Dennis threatened legal action against the FIA’s new regulation on mandatory customer engine supply in Formula One.
Formula One teams and the FIA have agreed to reintroduce a single mid-season test at Mugello in 2012, ending a three-year total ban on in-season testing.
IT entrepreneur Sergey Belousov has signed a sponsorship deal with Toro Rosso, supporting Daniil Kvyat’s return to the team following his demotion from Red Bull ahead of the Spanish Grand Prix.
Team principal Frédéric Vasseur says Renault remains committed to Jolyon Palmer despite rumours linking Esteban Ocon and Sergey Sirotkin to the seat.
McLaren racing director Eric Boullier rejects claims that the 2017 chassis and tyre regulations will reduce overtaking, arguing mechanical grip gains will offset added downforce.
Red Bull Racing will wait for Renault’s planned engine upgrade at the Canadian Grand Prix before deciding whether to continue their partnership into 2017.
Honda's F1 chief Yusuke Hasegawa says he is unconvinced by efforts to artificially increase the noise of turbo hybrid engines, as manufacturers research new solutions for 2018.
Wolfgang Hatz has resigned as Porsche’s research and development boss following months of suspension, with Michael Steiner named as his immediate successor.